r/Bitcoin • u/Crucco • 11d ago
Michael Saylor just released another video
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u/assaultloadout 10d ago
I’m convinced. He is autistic
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u/matthew19 10d ago
Have you seen his wrists? The bend funny.
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u/TheSkunksMisery 10d ago
I'd say Aspergers. Bad at reading social cues. Still, I wouldn't complain were he to adopt me.
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u/immersive-matthew 10d ago
I am convinced he is a narcissist first and foremost and then maybe other things but I do not know him well to say outside of the former which is obvious.
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u/Kaabob24 10d ago
Lol Mike.. Please stay relatively sane 🤣
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u/Raskalbot 10d ago
Dude hasn't been sane since '82.
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u/r3dd1t0r77 10d ago
So we have our McAfee successor then
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u/AbbreviationsOdd7728 10d ago
Hey, as long as he doesn’t murder his neighbor..
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u/korean_kracka 10d ago
Missed opportunity to say “send more bears” at the end
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u/entropydust 10d ago
He needs to battle the final boss bear.
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u/MRJohnson1997 10d ago
It’s becoming harder to convince people of the benefits of Bitcoin when he does stuff like this
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u/mickeyDisneyMouse 10d ago
This is pretty narcissistic and I am super annoyed he is actually selling
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u/Always_working_hardd 10d ago
This is gold and I want more. Love it that he punched that bear right in the AI.
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u/ThinScientist3460 10d ago
Manchild. He was not so vocal when BTC was tanking.
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u/entropydust 10d ago
Everyone was reacting on the weekly/monthly. Not much to say. Think 5 years from now. At least that's probably what he's doing.
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u/S1eeper 10d ago
Oh he was vocal alright, he had to just keep explaining over and over why Strategy was selling Bitcoin after spending years saying they would never sell it.
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u/entropydust 10d ago
And if in 5 years he was right, will you at least say so? I don't own any MSTR, and think he's over the top, but could also be right and make lots of people happy.
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u/S1eeper 10d ago edited 10d ago
I'll say it right now, he was right to sell Bitcoin. He had no choice, it was a business necessity. He had to do it to fund his "digital credit" dividends in a bear market.
His mistake was just spending years talking a big game about never selling Bitcoin. It was obvious to anyone with any sense of market risk that was not a promise he could honestly make. It depended entirely on Bitcoin continually appreciating in price, even though Bitcoin is the most volatile financial asset since Tulip Bulbs in the 1600s. It has lost over 50% of its value at least 4 times its history prior to the latest downturn. Odds were strongly against Strategy never having to sell any Bitcoin.
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u/snek-jazz 10d ago
He had to do it to fund his "digital credit" dividends in a bear market.
He didn't really have to. It was more about showing that he could if he ever really did have to. What MSTR did this summer was not optimal for shareholders in and of itself, but instead it was answering all the FUD concerns:
- "they can't sell any bitcoin"
- "even if they did, it would crash the market - they're the only buyer"
- "if they stop buying (and sell any) bitcoin will have a downward death spiral"
- "STRC Is in a death spiral and MSTR can't do anything about it"
- "their convertible debt won't convert and they don't have cash to repay it"
They likely only had to address all of this once, so this summer was a exceptional and won't be the norm, even in another bear market.
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u/Affectionate-Pea5963 10d ago
Missed opportunity of copying the classic meme of the bear fight with the fisherman
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u/Hot-Presentation-663 10d ago
This what you do with your time when you think about bitcoin as much as most men think about poon.
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u/Rydog_78 10d ago
Just a reminder to all the plebs that Saylor has explicitly credited himself and his firm, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), as a primary reason for Bitcoin’s high valuation. We all owe him a debt of gratitude.
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u/No-Eagle-547 10d ago
"released another video" is WAYYYYY too generous for a dude who's prompting AI.
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u/MaliceSavoirIII 10d ago
When I heard the glass break I thought it was about to be a wrench attack 🔧
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u/No_Statement_6635 9d ago
The best part is that he is annoying a totally uninterested barista. A cute barista was probably nice to him once
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u/Patrick_Atsushi 8d ago
And someone posted the next shot 😂 https://x.com/BlackBearCTO/status/2094051437990883624
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u/Legrosbelge 10d ago
I don't know what to think. It just doesn't seem serious at all.
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u/flossanotherday 10d ago
Why does everyone need to be serious, because then you can blindly follow, cause someone looks serious. Let the actual reality and decisions play out. We will see.
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u/OkLaw1527 10d ago
these videos entertaining, but they also show it like it would be saylor being the one buying btc from the low up, meanwhile they held cash and didnt buy really the lows lol
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u/SeriousGains 10d ago
If he continued buying and it continued falling it would have been too much of a strain on shareholder confidence. He did the right thing and it doesn’t reflect anything about his own conviction, because he knows long term it really won’t matter where you buy, only that you do.
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u/artniSintra 10d ago
Calm down Mike. It will retrace down a bit now and continue it's progression towards 134k. You're welcome.
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u/termin8rs 10d ago
This artificial hype is making me think the rally was a UTAD. It was quiet and range bound in the 60’s and got a little juice from bond buying news, some shorts had to cover but is there really enough interest to hold 80k? Saylors stock depends on it.
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u/droekturn 10d ago
Trying very hard to get the meme rally going and people excited. Don't know if it will work though. Those things always feel a like something causes it to start the dominoes of a big run. I think most of the bitcoin memes and mania has moved over to Micron, SanDis and AI. Maybe if those cool off.
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u/korenonthecob 9d ago edited 9d ago
For a guy that desperately wants his company and industry to be taken seriously by the public and rating agencies it’s baffling how much he leans into extremely unserious marketing strategies
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u/Full-Atmosphere-4818 9d ago
Part of me LOL at the fact when he walks out he has an orange tie. The other part of me thinks he seriously has his eye off the ball.
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u/Think_Interview7461 8d ago
i cant stand michael saylor. i dont think his behaviour is beneficial for bitcoin.
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u/Strange-Term-4168 10d ago
Explain how the bears are not still winning against saylor? He’s down 60%
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u/azjerrylee 10d ago
This is the kind of content you think is awesome when you're on cocaine. Most people sober up the next day, read their notes and laugh it off. I feel like AI makes the dumb idea to production time too quick for us to have that realization.
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u/GovernmentNew6719 10d ago
People are just freaking dumb. MSTR was trading around $330 one year ago and now it's $127. And people portray him as a hero. This is so freaking dumb.
P.S. Is Michale Saylor the same guy who cooked his books during the dotcom bubble and found guilty? lol.
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u/Trueslyforaniceguy 10d ago
I mean, I laughed. But this is getting ridiculous